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App for WordPress
Overview
Install and configure
- Prerequisites
- App authentication
- Install
- Configuration Wizard
- Install Config Connector
Basic Usage
- Create your first site
- Migrate a site
- Connect to your cluster and access Kubernetes pods
- Delete sites, projects and organizations
- Invite a user to your organization
- How to deploy WordPress on Kubernetes using Gitlab
- How to reactivate the installation link
- How to add files in the webroot
- How to upgrade the WordPress Core
Advanced Usage
- Configure the App
- Add custom init containers
- Configure ProxySQL
- Increase the default limit range resources
- Set custom WordPress Readiness Probe
- Setup Auth0 Authentication
- Setup custom certificates for a site
- Setup sub-directories Multisite
- Upgrade the Bitpoke App
Reference
- Organizations
- Sites
  - Site Overview
  - Status
  - Configuration
    - Routing
    - Runtime
    - Page Caching
    - Environment
    - SMTP
  - Components
  - Scaling
    - Scheduling
    - Resources
  - Management
    - General Site Settings
    - Commands
- Projects
  - Sites
  - Pods
  - Quotas
  - MySQL Cluster
  - General Settings
- System Status
- System Settings
Scheduling
- Schedule a dedicated node pool
- Schedule resources on preemptible node
Integrations
- Bunny CDN Full Page Cache
- Cloudflare Full Page Cache
- GitHub Deployment
- Gitpod local development
Troubleshooting
- Insufficient Replicas
- Frequent issues
Frequently Asked Questions
MySQL Operator
Getting started
Integrate in Helm charts
MySQL Cluster Setup
Accessing orchestrator
Operator Upgrades
Cluster Backups and Recovery
Recurrent Backups
Stack
Concepts
- Running WordPress on Kubernetes
Overview
How-to guides
- Deploy WordPress on the Bitpoke Stack
- Import data into a site running on Stack
- Development
  - Local development with Bedrock
  - Local development
Reference
- Stack runtime environment
- WordPress site helm chart values
Install
- Install on Google Kubernetes Engine
- Install on Minikube
Contributing

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